A Woman Called Golda

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A Woman Called Golda is a biographical television film depicting the life and political career of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir.

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instanceOf television film
awardReceived Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Miniseries or Television Film (for Ingrid Bergman)
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or a Special (for Ingrid Bergman)
basedOn life of Golda Meir
cinematography David Gurfinkel
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts Golda Meir's tenure as Prime Minister of Israel
Israeli politics
Zionist movement
linked to: Zionism

founding of the State of Israel
director Alan Gibson
distributor NBC
editor Bernard Gribble
filmingLocation Israel
United States
firstBroadcastIn United States
format miniseries
genre biographical drama
historical drama
hasCastMember Ingrid Bergman
Leonard Nimoy
mainSubject Golda Meir
musicBy Michel Legrand
numberOfParts 2
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork NBC
portrays Golda Meir
Holocaust survivors in Israel
Israeli–Arab conflict
producer Harold Gast
Steve Gethers
releaseYear 1982
runningTime approximately 200 minutes
setInPeriod 1948 Arab–Israeli War
British Mandate of Palestine
linked to: Mandatory Palestine

World War I
Yom Kippur War
early 20th century
starring Anne Jackson
David de Keyser
Franklin Cover
Ingrid Bergman
Jack Thompson
Judy Davis
Leonard Nimoy
Ned Beatty
Robert Loggia
writer Harold Gast
Steve Gethers

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Gerald W. Abrams notableWork A Woman Called Golda